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That's the end of men's badminton action for today. However, all is not over for India. PV Sindhu will be in action in the women's singles Round of 16 match later in the day.  

Lakshya Sen joined Parupalli Kashyap and Kidambi Srikanth, who had reached the quarterfinals in the London and Rio edition of the Olympic Games in 2012 and 2016 respectively. Currently ranked 22, Sen will face 12th seed Chinese Taipei's Chou Tien Chen in the quarterfinals.

There you have it! Lakshya Sen has entered the quarter-final with a 21-12, 21-6 win against compatriot HS Prannoy. The youngster has been in great form.  

Laskhya Sen looks all set to enter the quarter-final. Prannoy is not looking as energetic as his younger rival. In the second game, Lakshya leads 18-5

Lakshya Sen is leading 7-2 against Prannoy in the second game too. The commentator says that Prannoy had suffered Chikungunya before the Olympics. It's commendable how he made a comeback. 

Lakshya Sen is heavily controlling this game. HS Prannoy is stull searching for answers to Lakshya's attacking shots. He trails 18-11.

Lakshya Sen increases the lead over HS Prannoy, wins three points on the bounce. He now leads 13-6 in this opening game.

Lakshya Sen and HS Prannoy's all-Indian Round of 16 clash is underway. Both shuttlers share a room at this Paris Olympics. Sen overcame a much-tougher opponent in Indonesia's Jonatan Christie in the Round of 32 clash. 

BIG LOSS FOR INDIA!

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty have lost the third game against Aaron Chia/Wooi Yik Soh. They have been knocked out.

Hold on to your seats! This is as intense as it gets. The Malaysians are 19-16 ahead. The Indians need to re-group as soon as possible. Their form would count to nothing if they lose here.

And now the Malaysians are leading 15-14. Still a long way to go in this quarter-final. And there you have it, the Indians have levelled the scores 15-15. This is going down to the wire.

The Malaysians are undeterred. After trailing 14-11. They have taken three straight points to make it 14-14.

Right after the break, the Malaysians have hit back and faulty serve by the Indians is a big reason behind it. They have levelled 11-11. But wait! The Indians are again in 13-11 lead. But they need a bigger cushion of points here

And the Indians have taken a 11-9 lead at the half-way stage in the third game. The pressure is on the Malaysian. This is a proper thriller. 

A brilliant smach by Chirag sees India narrow the gap 7-8 against Malaysia. Then the Malaysian duo does an error as scores get level at 8-8.

The Indians have made a good comeback and have levelled the scores 6-6. 

Unforced errors are creeping in the Indians' game. They are the more in-form duo but the Malaysians are showing why they won the doubles bronze at the Tokyo Olympics. They trail 5-3 in the third game.

The Malaysians have stuck back and have won the second game 21-14. This has been a brillaint comeback. The Indians will be under pressure. The third game is coming up.

After the break, the Malaysians have taken a 16-13 lead. Aaron Chia and Wooi Yik Soh, winner of bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics, have brought their A-game in the second game.

Shetty has been showing great anticipation. With the Indian trailing 9-10, he engaged in a great net-play to level the scores 10-10. But then the Malaysian pair gets a point to take 11-10 lead at the halfway stage in the second game.

Which pair will take the first sizeable lead? That is the question. So far, after the initial lead, none of the pairs have been able to tale a two-point lead. Now the scores are level at 9-9.

The second game sees Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty take a 3-0 lead. But the Malaysian have pulled back and are leading 6-5 against the Indians.  

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have won the first game 21-13. They look menacing now. It's still early to predict, but is it going to be another straight games win?

Chirag and Satwik are 20-12 ahead. They have eight game points now. Chirag has shown amazing alacrity and is doing great.

The Indians have taken a sizeable 16-11 lead against the Malaysian duo. Satwik and Chirag, after some near misses, is finally finding their mojo back in the game. 

The first game is on and the third seeded Indians are facing a tough challenge from their Malaysian opponents. So far, none of the pairs have been able to take a considerable lead in the quarter-final. At halfway stage Satwik and Chirag lead 10-9. 

Chia and Soh once prevailed over Satwik and Chirag. They held as overwhelming 8-0 head-to-head record but the Indian duo won their last three matches in straight games in the last three meetings.

Satwik and Chirag are former world number one pair. They won both their matches to top Group C. The Malaysian pair had finished in the second spot in Group A behind China's world number one Liang Wei Keng and Wang Chang.

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty are making it to the courts. All hopes will be on  the duo to enter the semi-finals.  

World Championships bronze medalists Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty will be favourites in the match against Aaron Chia/Wooi Yik Soh (Malaysia). The men's doubles quarter-final will be played from 4:30 pm.

Hello and welcome! This is a big day for Indian badminton at the Paris Olympics 2024. All the big names will be in action in do-or-die battles. Either it will end in joy or in disappointment. So, hold on to your seats as interesting action beckons.